Sentence examples similar to vision a war from inspiring English sources

All of this serves to energize the larger vision -- a war between the reptilian id and the technorational ego.

In part, this was a question of budget, with Fuller lacking the funds for the movie he'd dreamed of, and you could argue that he made the best of a squashed job, ramming home his vision of a war conducted not by bands of brothers but by a gang of freelancers, shackled to themselves for want of a chain of command.

Ironically, we accept this loss of power willingly, even eagerly, because it allows us to hold on to what seems to matter most to us: our vision of a war against inhuman evildoers, which brings us to... Mistake Number Five: To convince ourselves that the Islamic State is evil incarnate, we imagine that the enemy is as relentless, intractable, and implacable as the devil himself.

This allegory relates the apocalyptic vision of a war between a Kingdom of Liberty and a Kingdom of Slavery, resolved by the capture of the latter's king and a subsequent trial before the King of Liberty, the Queen of Wisdom, the Vizier of Peace and Fraternal Love, the Commander of the Army of Civilization, with the Philosopher from the City of Light who represents the author as counsel.

In the wake of the shootings this week in Ottawa and Saint-Jean-sur-Richelieu, Canada's prime minister has put forth his vision of a war-fighting country.

This is a vision of life in a war zone that readers everywhere can relate to.

He dreamed of one day taking over his family's ginseng farm, until that vision was upended by a war that would divide both family and country.

It is a vision of war".

"It's a vision of war that totally neglects the psychological and cultural dimensions of war," the officer said.

Many Americans grew up with a vision of war as something that ends with that kind of finality.

This was part of a vision of war which lay not in the realm of physical contact but in what Russian theorists described as the "psychosphere".